2024-2025 Brown University Sports Medicine Research FellowshipDr. Michel Arcand is seeking an ambitious 3rd-year medical student who is interested in a year-long fellowship in the field of Orthopedic Sports Medicine and Shoulder and Elbow Surgery to strengthen his/her application for orthopaedic residency, expose the fellow to academic research, and enhance research skills. 4th-year medical students may also apply, but priority will be given to 3rd year students. The fellow will be directly involved in all facets of the research process including, roles in managing clinical trials, development of study questions, literature review, study design, IRB approvals, data collection, data analysis and interpretation, writing of manuscripts, and preparation of presentations. The position will allow the research fellow to work closely with residents, fellows, and faculty and have the opportunity for extensive publication and presentation of research.
Duration: 1 year
Where: University Orthopedics & Brown University in Providence, RI
When: May/June 2024
Salary: Annual salary of $30,000
Duties of the research coordinator will include:
- Responsible for data collection and management throughout relevant studies including submission of manuscripts
- Quantitative data analyses of resultant data- Performs relevant literature reviews as needed
- Coordinates research seminars and supports research projects with undergraduates, interns, medical students, residents, and fellows at the Warren Alpert School of Medicine- Provide a wide range of support in research/clinic administration, grant proposal, publication tracking
- Daily management of local and multi-site clinical trials
Specific prerequisites and characteristics of the coordinators should include:
- Motivation for a career in orthopedic surgery
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Clinical or technical research experience
- Excellent organizational skills
- Ability to work efficiently and independently
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (i.e. Word, Excel), database research experience
Benefits of the position:
- Numerous publications and abstracts accepted by the end of the research year
- Opportunity to conduct both basic and clinical research
- Clinical Opportunities: Fellow will have the opportunity to shadow in clinic and in the OR, and attend weekly Orthopedic Grand Rounds and Sports and Shoulder and Elbow Conferences
- Enhanced competitiveness for orthopedic surgery residency
- Mentorship for residency matching and beyond
Contact Information: Please inquire with The Chief Human Resources Officer, Kim Mittelsteadt at kmittelsteadt@universityorthopedics.com
Application Materials:
- Cover Letter
- CV with USMLE Step I and/or Step II scores, as applicable
**Send to kmittelsteadt@universityorthopedics.com with subject line “Research Fellowship Application – [Name]”
Deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis
Duration: 1 year
Where: University Orthopedics & Brown University in Providence, RI
When: May/June 2024
Salary: Annual salary of $30,000
Duties of the research coordinator will include:
- Responsible for data collection and management throughout relevant studies including submission of manuscripts
- Quantitative data analyses of resultant data- Performs relevant literature reviews as needed
- Coordinates research seminars and supports research projects with undergraduates, interns, medical students, residents, and fellows at the Warren Alpert School of Medicine- Provide a wide range of support in research/clinic administration, grant proposal, publication tracking
- Daily management of local and multi-site clinical trials
Specific prerequisites and characteristics of the coordinators should include:
- Motivation for a career in orthopedic surgery
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Clinical or technical research experience
- Excellent organizational skills
- Ability to work efficiently and independently
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (i.e. Word, Excel), database research experience
Benefits of the position:
- Numerous publications and abstracts accepted by the end of the research year
- Opportunity to conduct both basic and clinical research
- Clinical Opportunities: Fellow will have the opportunity to shadow in clinic and in the OR, and attend weekly Orthopedic Grand Rounds and Sports and Shoulder and Elbow Conferences
- Enhanced competitiveness for orthopedic surgery residency
- Mentorship for residency matching and beyond
Contact Information: Please inquire with The Chief Human Resources Officer, Kim Mittelsteadt at kmittelsteadt@universityorthopedics.com
Application Materials:
- Cover Letter
- CV with USMLE Step I and/or Step II scores, as applicable
**Send to kmittelsteadt@universityorthopedics.com with subject line “Research Fellowship Application – [Name]”
Deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis